This University Not Intentionally Sends Thousands Of Letters Of Acceptance Of Legal School Students Due To Technical Mistakes

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JAKARTA - Receiving at a well-known law school that is hundreds of years old and recognized nationally, certainly gives pride to everyone who receives a notification of being accepted at such a school.

However, what if the receipt notification letter was accidentally sent, due to a technical error that caused the letters to be sent?

More than 4,000 current law school applicants and former received interesting news that they had been accepted at Northeastern University Law School last week.

The problem arose when the university said the notification letter was sent accidentally.

Universitas mengirim 'email yang salah' pada hari Senin ke total 205 pelamar saat ini karena kesalahan teknis, menurut pernyataan dari Universitas Northeastern yang disebagikan kepada CNN, seperti dikutip 8 Oktober.

In addition to current applicants, the University said 3,930 applicants from last year also received the wrong email.

"The revenue decision will not be finalized until the end of the academic year," the statement read.

Legal school "he quickly sent a clarification email explaining his mistake," according to the statement.

"Individual outreach is also carried out on applicants with concerns," said the statement by the education institution established in 1898.

"The law school deeply regrets this unintentional mistake and is taking steps to ensure that it does not happen in the future," the statement issued.

It is known that law schools at Northeastern University, located in Boston, United States, only received about 234 students for the 2022 academic year, according to its website. Meanwhile, the number of those interested and registered for the university reached 3,877 people.